Brought to you by Sydney Adventist Hospital and their highly experienced specialists, the “Emerging Oncology Insights for General Practice” webinar is designed to support GPs in navigating key areas of cancer genetics, haematology, and endocrinology.

Featuring talks from Dr Hilda High, Dr Stephanie Hayes and Dr Jingyi Cao, each presentation offers practical, clinically relevant guidance to enhance confidence in early detection, appropriate investigation, and effective shared care. Exploring recent advancements in diagnostics and interventions, clarifying referral and treatment pathways, and highlighting the crucial role of GPs in early detection, risk management, and ongoing patient care.

Complete the course online and earn 2.5 hours of CPD towards your annual requirements, including 2 hours of Educational Activities and 1 hour of Reflective Practice.

Learning Outcomes:

1. Recognise common and atypical presentations of diffuse large B-cell lymphoma and thyroid nodules in primary care, alongside clinical indicators suggestive of hereditary cancer syndromes.
2. Apply appropriate diagnostic tools and initial investigations, including ultrasound, fine-needle aspiration (FNA), and rapid risk-assessment tools, in accordance with the 2025 ATA Guidelines and current genomic testing criteria.
3. Implement evidence-based management and screening strategies, including auditing patient records for retrospective Medicare-funded genetic testing eligibility and applying national risk management guidelines for hereditary syndromes.
4. Determine when specialist referral is required, differentiating between urgent pathways for suspected lymphoma and guideline-based management for thyroid nodules and high-risk genetic carriers.
5. Coordinate multidisciplinary support for patients throughout the cancer journey, from assisting with germline genetic testing to managing survivorship and supporting patients undergoing emerging oncology therapies.